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I wouldn't mind Metroid going back to Retro Studios. If we get another drone-fest like Other M again...Or at least to someone who makes good-looking Metroid games.
'Bout to trade in Sonic and the Secret Rings and Sonic Heroes.Adventure 2. Only good game among all of those.
SHOULD GET RIDERS ZERO GRAVITY, UNLEASHED, OR ADVENTURE 2?
1) Orbot’s compatriot is indeed called “Cubot” as some detectives have been able to deduce. He’s a cube shaped robot – ‘Cube-Bot’, much like Orbot is spherical, (quite literally ‘Orb-bot’ and also an anagram of robot if you hadn’t noticed) who is… er… a little defective shall we say.Those are pretty fun designs. I can see Orbot being the trickster intelligent one and Cubot being the big dope who always ends up doing [parasitic bomb] and [tornado fang]ing up his team.
2) Since you like Orbot so much, here is his character render in high quality PNG format. He has had a bit of a paint job by the looks of things.
3) FOXY FACT: Tails can read binary fluently.
4) Contrary to reports elsewhere, Amy Rose does NOT feature in the story of Sonic Colours Wii. Seriously, unless she’s become an invisible mute post-Unleashed I’ve seen nothing to indicate otherwise.
5) We will see the “consequences” of Sonic destroying a giant robot… in more than one sense. DUN DUN DUUUNNNN!
6) The curly haired Wisp is called Yacker, he is the Wisp Sonic and Tails communicate with to find out what is going on. A silent guide if you like to the world of Wisps.
7) Oh, okay then here’s Cubot’s character render too.
From the Sonic City Blognik
Already done, man. The occasional co-op dip in a lava pit doesn't mean a whole lot to any Mario player familiar with the bazillion 1-Up tricks. It's just stuff to laugh about, and to tuck away in the back of your mind for when you find an ample opportunity for revenge.Because everyone who plays Mario is a seasoned player familiarized with all of the tricks, right? I mean, that's the kind of person the Wii is meant for, anyway.
Co-op doesn't have to be about working together to solve a puzzle. Sometimes the sheer interaction, and the potential to use it for good or for evil, is the most damn awesome fun there is.
I may not be Atari-old, but I pretty much wished for Contra-style co-op the split second I laid eyes on ProtoMan in MM3. That's gotta be worth something.Just hope that such a thing is online.
I was fine with the Wiimote controls, it just got a little annoying as it was terrible moving backwards and launching catapults and such, as it was unresponsive, and it was TERRIBLE, centering yourself in closed rooms and side scrolling sections like Levitated Ruin.Summed it up better than I would.
Also, it was way glitchy.
And the sliding mechanism kinda sucked at times.
Braking was useless.
Grinding was terrible and slow, almost unnecessary.
There were too many obstacles, so Speed Break was pretty much useless.
Aegis Slider pretty much cancels out all need for worrying about taking damage.
Come to think of it, it was a pretty bad game for the most part, with but a few good parts. AND NOW I'M GLAD TO GET RID OF IT.
Herp Derp. I don't like having to move from the [tornado fang]ing DIRECTIONAL BUTTON to the JOYSTICK to move.It's been like that for every KH game, including KH2 if you didn't use shortcuts. The menu's like moving a roulette manually, so it works reversed. It's not that bad.
It's not fluid, it's not even "simple" in the least. And it's also BACKWARDS. What the [tornado fang]? Reversed Direction for the menu? How confusing is that. Trying to move, jump from menu to menu and what have you... ugh.
Well, there's nothing left for me to say here I guess. Hop skip jump
Right.Argh, don't remind me. I couldn't sleep for days. I loved that man.
When Pavarotti died, it was like having my head blown off with a 12-gauge shotgun.
I AGREE WITH BOTH OF YOU. CAUSE I LOVED MGS4.MGS4's main schtick was variety, though. =P The thing was that the cutscenes were too big, but DAMN if the game didn't have a thousand different ways to go through a section.
Rightfully so in the flexibility of the gameplay; albeit, I thought there was too "much" in the system of BBS and thus it gave me the same overwhelming feeling of the menu system. It works, don't get me wrong. It's just too much for my tastes.Most people will agree with me that although cinematic effects look cool, games are for playing, not just watching. So QTEs are fun, but really do nothing but limit a game. If the QTEs actually had different buttons to press, I'd be a bit more pleased. But it's one single button. It's the "press to win" button, and I just hate that kind of logic. It's a fun movie, but it's definetly not a good GAMEPLAY mechanic.
However, the reason I like the QTEs is because of the cinematic effect. To be that was the awesome charm of KH2. You were capable of doing crazy, amazing and UNIQUE things with each enemy/boss. That actually made fighting enemies interesting to me. It made meeting new monsters and facing the Orgy guys all the more interesting when you could do crazy [parasitic bomb] out of the blue. I suppose I'm the only kind of person that appreciates the cinematic effect of stuff like that.
But then I guess that is expected of someone that thinks of outright gameplay last. *shrugs* Well, if you're not like me (which is basically everyone here), you'll prefer BBS to KH2. So, give it a shot Acid.
Hahaha. I guess we disagree there. I think it's a step back. I liked the QTEs to be honest and I hate how it still feels like a KH1 menu system for the magic. Thankfully it's dumbed down and I can choose everything I want to in the long run. (though I still gotta use shitty [parasitic bomb] to evolve the [parasitic bomb] into less shitty [parasitic bomb] to get something useful)The QTEs had one single button to press, and you could no longer do cool moves like Ars Arcanum or Sonic Blade. You just did the enemy-specific moves with the QTEs, and MASHED MASHED MASHED the X button like crazy, which made the gameplay exceedingly simple.
In terms of Gameplay, it's definitely. KH2 > KHBBS > Card [parasitic bomb] > KH
Those are the only ones I've played though, can't comment on Days.
Anything that is a step back to the first game is a definite step backwards for me.
Now while I don't exactly like Moe all that much, I'm not completely adverse to it. As such, I don't think it really needs to disappear, because the latter is still in the industry.As long as they make it Powerpuff Girls and not Johnny Test, I'll be happy.
It's like you said though, the concept is always with potential, how it is used is not always the best use of said potential. That also said however, I find a lot of moe to be pleasing. This is however, definitely not moe. Or anything remotely logical. Makes me think of a Western Cartoon actually. And not the good [parasitic bomb] of old, like Looney Toons and what have you. No, this is like that new [parasitic bomb] that makes no sense at all.
Do all kids have ADD nowadays?
So, I know about the story in KH. I can live with that. I'd like to know though, is the gameplay good? It's not a step back is it? Cause right now I'm considering wether I should get this or norIt's a step forward. They do away with the bullshit menus of magic and [parasitic bomb] you never use, and instead, you get an awesome deck of commands you can select from, choosing the magic, techniques and stuff you want to use. Aside from that, the game works pretty much just like KH2, in attacking, jumping, everything. You just cut away the bullshit and go back to using those awesome attacks from KH1 which you could actually select and use instead of everything being QTE.
I know, but the way they excecuted it.. ugh (poor excecution is one of my main gripes of Gym Partner). Stopped watching midway permiere. But we are going off topic here, looks like it.Actually... from the most horrible and ridiculous concepts can sometimes come the best of stories. It's how you mess with the story's that's good, not the concept. The concept ALWAYS has potencial, no matter what it is.
Now, let's see how the Panty and Stocking writing devs handles thier plot excecution.
One of the very few and rare examples, yeah. ;_; Just wish there were more.
Looks like a definate watch. And one of those Cartoon Network shows, that means Jhonny Test or My Gym Partner's A Monkey.Don't compare it to that crap, please. >_>
They still know how to lust for sexy and dangerous women.Example?
Well, you might be right.I'm with you. I [tornado fang]ing HATE moe and moe shows. Japan's gotta learn how to lust for hot sexy dangerous women again.
Okay then... let's say it will CHANGE THE ANIME INDUSTRY! FOREVER!
Because right now, it's really in a HUGE need of changing.
I know both this and my previous statements are just wishful thinking, but I really, REALLY, want all those [tornado fang]ing moe (and harem) shows to either change completely, or disappear. : /
The only "moe" show I liked was "Sky Cake Girl"... and that was more like Sunrise fanservice + Space Lelouch.
Precisely.It's that the total opposite of moe rather than changing moe itself? Just because it has lolis it doesn't mean it's moe.
That's why I said "redefine" and "steer in the right direction".
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im guessing this doesnt work on trillogyUm, yes. This is known. I think Miyamoto was who made them change the perspective.
Posted on: September 09, 2010, 10:56:51 AM
hey... found these...
Is it possible an early version of prime also had a 3rd person perspective?
